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by fragmede 1mo ago
If that aspect is critical to your workflow, it seems like you could run the model of your choice off of hugging face, on GPU hardware under your control, so the model won't shift out from under you.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
It's a capital heavy investment in an already crowded marketplace (there are many CDN companies well predating Cloudflare) with little guarantee of return on investment. Who are you expecting to show up? If you want alternatives, the
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by fragmede 1mo ago
If I park my car on a hill but forget to set the parking brake and it rolls down the hill and kills somebody, who is at fault? Me? The Manufacturer? Gravity?
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by fragmede 1mo ago
How is this theoretical university math department funded? Which college sports team or endowment is backing it? What do they want?
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by fragmede 1mo ago
To use the humans to generate training data for the AI to learn from.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
Go is solved. Hey, look I can make unsupported claims with just as much evidence as you! Maybe you'd like to add some details as to why AlphaGo and its successors haven't "solved" Go (insofar as a game like Go can ever b
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by fragmede 1mo ago
Embezzlement is much, much older than LLMs.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
Why would you assume that?
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by fragmede 1mo ago
All that really says is that they didn't get big out of any one of those. If one your "people" had gotten big off of online poker, say, would they be teaching the poor to code, or giving them mosquito nets?
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by fragmede 1mo ago
How can something "always fail" if it's never been tried? Negativity much?
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by fragmede 1mo ago
> Most of the interesting/dangerous models are too big to fit in a single GPU instance. As humans understand them, anyway. As long as we're hallucinating up magic computer viruses, RSI dictates that the AI agents are keenly awa
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by fragmede 1mo ago
I mean, a project manager at BMW suggested charging subscription pricing for seat warmers, and he didn't go to jail, and I don't have the power to make that happen, or even float that for a news cycle, so while making managers pay
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by fragmede 1mo ago
Analogies only go so far, but I think eating the cookies in the cookie jar is the wrong one, because you're only feeding yourself with that one. If you're stealing flour from the baker to make a surprise cake for the whole troupe
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by fragmede 1mo ago
That attitude is a physics problem reflected by culture. El Paso to Houston is a 10 hour drive. it's worse in Africa. Algiers to Marrakesh is a 15 hour drive. Djibouti to Johannesburg is 4.5 days. But Amsterdam to Berlin is only 7 by
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by fragmede 1mo ago
For tax evasion, not for anything related to SCOTUSblog, though being a writer for that blog may have gotten him additional scrutiny.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
Given comparison reports between people's opinions of AI and the future between China and the US, I think it is.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
Why do you think they're not, and why do you think Russia cares about Reddit?
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by fragmede 1mo ago
My idea is you mass produce a housing core. A large unit with dividers but is a single big object consisting of a toilet, shower, kitchen sink, electric induction kitchen stove, dishwasher, heating/air-conditioning heat pump, and a liv
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by fragmede 1mo ago
You could flat pack them like IKEA furniture to make them fit on the back of a lorry. Take the walls and floor and ceiling/roof apart, and slot them vertically, and then assemble them into a building on site.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
Only because we culturally expect recessed wiring and plumbing. if we went back to knob and stick wiring and external plumbing, 3d printed homes are much easier to make.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
There are enough to make meaningful comparisons vs, say, manufacturing a laptop. They're both too big to carry, and expensive enough that most people aren't able to afford more than a handful in their lives, and may possibly even
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by fragmede 1mo ago
They made a new office building a number of years ago that I had the pleasure of watching it go up. At first it was all grey concrete that they poured, but then, they hung, like giant paintings, a brick facade on the exterior and the column
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by fragmede 1mo ago
They went login only in the wake of Hi-Q vs LinkedIn, which established that scraping a login-free site is legal.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
Yeah that's because it's not a city. Cities are dense enough to support a bus network or else it's just a town or sprawling suburb.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
Well, no. The whole point of the "cab" part is that you don't have to drive it yourself.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
After 10 straight hours of freeway driving across Texas, give me a spaceship on wheels with "autistic bullshit" no road noise, please. Or better yet, something that drives itself. Don't get me wrong, I love a spirited jaunt t
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by fragmede 1mo ago
That's "despite", not "because of" Apple.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
ChatGPT/Claude can do that today.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
Now playing "Turn Off the Lights" by Teddy Pendergrass on Apple Music.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
That's really sad! I'm sorry for you. If you try reframing it, maybe you can find joy again.

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